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Funding by State/Territory

The Internet for All Funding Recipient section brings together details for federally-funded grant projects and their recipients to enable transparent access to program participation information. Explore the full list of grant recipients within a state and learn how these projects are making a positive impact on closing the digital divide and ensuring Internet for All. 

Select the state or territory from the drop-down menu below to see information regarding funding allocations, grant program highlights, local and federal contact information, and other grants and funding awarded within the state.

Overall Info

56

Participating States and Territories

$46b+

Awarded to Date

270+

Internet for All Awardees

Select your State/Territory

Overview

President Biden's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides $65 billion in funding to support infrastructure planning, digital inclusion initiatives, and deployment projects that will connect Americans to the technologies, skills, and resources that are critical in today's world. This initiative aims to make high-speed Internet affordable for all. 

Learn more about program participation below. 

Population metrics

Percentage of State Households without Access to a Device
7
Percentage of State Population not using the Internet
11
Percentage of State Households with no Internet Access or a Device
11
Percentage of State Households using a Device
93

Who to Contact

State Broadband Contacts
State Broadband Director, Arizona Commerce Authority
Sandip Bhowmick
sandipb@azcommerce.com
602-806-1776
NTIA Contacts
National Telecommunications and Information Administration
Intergovernmental Affairs Advisor
Rebecca Seewald
rseewald@ntia.gov
Federal Program Officer
Nicole Umayam
numayam@ntia.gov
202-308-7160
Regional Director, West
Susan Walters
swalters@ntia.gov
202-603-2983
Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program
Awarding Agency:NTIA

This program builds high-speed Internet infrastructure where we need it. It also supports efforts to teach the skills and provide the equipment needed so everyone can use the Internet.

$993,112,231.37
Total Allocated
Digital Equity Act Programs
Awarding Agency:NTIA

Three programs that provide funding to promote digital inclusion and advance equity for all. They aim to ensure that all communities have access to and use affordable, reliable high-speed Internet.

$1,116,110.00
State Digital Equity Planning Grant
$16,170,760.44
Digital Equity State Capacity Grant Program
$17,286,870.44
Total Awarded
Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program
Awarding Agency:NTIA

The Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program (TBCP) is a $3 billion program, from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Consolidated Appropriations Act, to support Tribal governments bringing high-speed Internet to Tribal lands, including telehealth, distance learning, affordability, and digital inclusion initiatives.  

Ak-Chin Indian Community
$3,080,698.37
Cocopah Indian Tribe
$5,214,719.67
Dilkon Chapter
$33,246,806.32
Gila River Indian Community
$4,477,345.00
Havasupai Tribe of the Havasupai Reservation
$7,077,145.00
Hopi Telecommunications, Inc.
$13,855,000.00
Yavapai-Apache Nation
$500,000.00
White Mountain Apache Tribe
$24,369,880.00
San Carlos Apache Tribal Council
$9,927,859.00
Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona
$6,862,445.20
Navajo Tribal Utility Authority
$50,830,943.87
Tohono O’odham Utility Authority, Inc.
$499,997.06
$159,942,839.49
Total Awarded
Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program
Awarding Agency:NTIA

The Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program (CMC) provided $268 million to help colleges and institutions that serve minority and Tribal communities. 

Dine College
$2,925,627.00
University of Arizona
$3,051,875.00
Tohono O'odham Community College
$1,912,357.60
Phoenix College
$4,256,738.52
$12,146,598.12
Total Awarded
Enabling Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure Program
Awarding Agency:NTIA

The Enabling Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure Program provides $1 billion from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law  to reduce the cost of bringing high-speed Internet service to unserved and underserved communities by connecting local networks to major networks. 

Pima County
$30,281,277.00
$30,281,277.00
Total Awarded

Recent News

Biden-Harris Administration Announces More Than $16.1 Million to Arizona to Increase Digital Inclusion Efforts

Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $74.4 Million in Internet for All Grants to Tribal Lands

NTIA Announces Final Guidance for States to Develop Their BEAD Challenge Process